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Archibald Johns Thomas III
Archibald Johns Thomas III's answer
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The description you gave is consistent with the possibility of retaliation for...
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Locksley O'Sullivan Wade
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Consult with an employment law attorney in your city and then you may want to...
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Herbert J Tan
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You can be fired for such, even if the statement was untrue.
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Salim John Sheikh
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I would advise you to contact an employment attorney. What do you wish to...
Peter LaSorsa
Peter LaSorsa's answer
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I would need more details before I could fully answer your question. Generally,...
Peter LaSorsa
Peter LaSorsa's answer
Contributor Level 6

Your question is so vague I can't answer it. Did you make the involuntary...
Joseph Andrew Harrison
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It is difficult with the facts you've provided to determine whether or not...
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Locksley O'Sullivan Wade
Locksley O'Sullivan Wade's answer
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This appears to be a case of workplace bullying that can lead to a situation of...
Archibald Johns Thomas III
Archibald Johns Thomas III's answer
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You can indeed get in trouble if your employer beleives you are not acting like...
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Andrew Pavlinski's answer
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You may have a cause of action against your employer and/ or your supervisor....
Joseph Andrew Harrison
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Contributor Level 4

I tend to agree with my colleague. You may also want to visit the Illinois...
L. Maxwell Taylor
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I know of no principle of law that says an employer has to let an at-will...
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Charles Shinkle Watson's answer
Contributor Level 5

Under some circumstances an individual can be held responsible. Harassment,...
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Peter LaSorsa
Peter LaSorsa's answer
Contributor Level 6

I would need to discuss the particulars of your case in more detail. For...
Jonathan H Levy
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Contributor Level 9

The answer is a qualified yes, but in a case like this you need to consult with...
Salim John Sheikh
Salim John Sheikh's answer
Contributor Level 6

You should consult with an attorney. An employment attorney would be a good...
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Peter LaSorsa
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Contributor Level 6

You should contact an employment law attorney as you may have a case. I would...
Mitchell Reed Sussman
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Contributor Level 5

The answer to this depends upon the terms of your agreement and the nature of...
Peter LaSorsa
Peter LaSorsa's answer
Contributor Level 6

More information would be needed to address your question. Generally, if...
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Charles Shinkle Watson's answer
Contributor Level 5

There is no way that this question can be answered without more facts. If...

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